July 4th Golf Cart Sales Event
Used Golf Carts for Sale
527 reconditioned trade-ins, inspected before they reach the floor, with the battery year published on every listing.
What to check on a used cart
Battery age is the single biggest factor in the value of a used electric cart. A lead-acid pack older than four years should be priced as a near-term replacement of $900 to $1,800; a lithium pack of the same age has most of its life ahead of it. We publish the battery year and chemistry on every used listing so you can judge that before you call.
On a test drive, watch for the cart slowing on a hill or after twenty minutes of running — that is voltage sag and it points to a tired pack. Our battery guide covers how to read the numbers on a listing.
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Questions about used golf carts for sale
When is the July 4th Golf Cart Sales Event?
The Independence Day Golf Cart Sales Event runs every year from June 20 through July 8. Event pricing is live on every new and used golf cart in stock across all 15 Independence Day Golf Carts locations, and the showroom stays open through the Fourth of July weekend.
What is the Independence Day Golf Cart Sales Event?
It is a nationwide Fourth of July sales event on new and used golf carts. Every cart in inventory is marked with Independence Day pricing, and 0% APR financing for 48 months is available on approved credit. Call 844-456-2228 to lock in event pricing on any cart.
Are golf carts actually cheaper during the July 4th sale?
Yes. July 4th is one of the two largest golf cart buying holidays of the year, alongside Memorial Day. Dealers clear current model-year inventory ahead of the late-summer changeover, so Independence Day pricing is typically the lowest of the summer on in-stock new carts and on trade-in used carts.
How much does a golf cart cost during the July 4th sales event?
Used golf carts generally start in the $4,000–$8,000 range, new electric four-passenger carts commonly run $8,000–$14,000, and lifted six-passenger street legal lithium models run $14,000–$22,000. Live event pricing for every cart in stock is published on the inventory pages of this site and refreshed daily.
What is the difference between an electric and a gas golf cart?
Electric carts are quiet, need no fuel, and cost roughly $0.50–$1.50 to fully charge; lithium packs last 8–10 years and charge in 3–5 hours. Gas carts offer longer continuous range and instant refueling, which suits large properties, hunting and hilly terrain. For neighborhood, resort and beach driving, electric — especially lithium — is the more common choice.
July 4th Golf Cart Sales Event
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Event pricing runs June 20 through July 8 on every cart in stock. Call now and a product specialist will match you to the right cart, lock in Independence Day pricing, and arrange delivery.